Overview

Visftp offers a unique solution for users looking for a visual FTP client in a text-mode interface. Designed with a dual-pane UI, it allows for intuitive navigation between local and remote filesystems, making file transfers more efficient. Originally created for DOS systems, it has evolved to support UNIX as well, filling a vital gap in the market for graphical FTP clients.

Although still in its prototype phase, visftp provides a functional platform for managing files via FTP, allowing users to easily upload and download files. Its clean interface and clear layout prioritize user experience, even if it is currently a bit rough around the edges.

Features

Dual-Pane UI: The orthodox file management layout enables users to view and manage local and remote files simultaneously.
Text-Mode Design: Visftp runs smoothly in a text-mode environment, specifically optimized for DOS and UNIX systems using curses.
User-Friendly Hotkeys: Functionality is enhanced through hotkeys, such as using F5 for copying files and F7 for creating directories.
Active Development: As a project in its prototype stage, there’s an opportunity for users to contribute by reporting bugs and suggesting improvements.
Open Source License: Available under the GNU General Public License, allowing for free use, modification, and redistribution.
Responsive Navigation: The TAB key allows for seamless switching between panes, providing a fluid multitasking experience.
Force UI Redraw: The ~ key allows users to refresh the interface easily, ensuring the display remains up-to-date with filesystem changes.

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